Alex Nikitin wrote:
[snip]
It's never a good idea to store all your keys in code,
True, but in the system I was referring to, only the closed source
app knows how to "see" the key in the encrypted templates and there is
no way for another to know how to decrypt the encrypted templates to se
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 12:23 PM, Donovan Brooke wrote:
> Alex Nikitin wrote:
> [snip]
>
> There is code obfuscation with PHP, and you can compile it into C++ with
>> HipHop for php for example...
>>
> [snip]
>
>
> Of course, obfuscation is never a great security solution. Compiling it
> into C++
Alex Nikitin wrote:
[snip]
There is code obfuscation with PHP, and you can compile it into C++ with
HipHop for php for example...
[snip]
Of course, obfuscation is never a great security solution. Compiling it
into C++ is interesting... the question would be if the code could be
de-compiled..
Alex Nikitin wrote:
[snip]
What makes your local system any less vulnerable of a point than your
server, of anything, its more vulnerable and failure-prone, so unless i'm
not getting something, that seems like a poor design decision (i'm sorry)
[snip]
In the model I profiled, it is a system de
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Donovan Brooke wrote:
> Alex Nikitin wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Also you shouldn't actually encrypt passwords, the proper way to store
>> them
>> is hashed, so that if someone grabs your database, they dont have your
>> passwords, even if they have the "key".
>>
>
>
> H
Alex Nikitin wrote:
[snip]
Also you shouldn't actually encrypt passwords, the proper way to store them
is hashed, so that if someone grabs your database, they dont have your
passwords, even if they have the "key".
Hello, since this thread is about "studying mcrypt"...
In another language, for
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> From: Alex Nikitin
> To: Andre Polykanine
> Date created: , 9:27:42 PM
> Subject: [PHP] Studying mcrypt
>
>
> Yes, since it's trying to represent in characters some purely binary
> data,
&
Hello Alex,
> I have a neat class you can play with...
Could you give me the link, please?)
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Hi Ash,
> Please don't top-post :)
*Huge sigh* OK, OK! But still it's too uncomfortable to read bottom-posting! :P
> You can use base64_encode() on it to convert it into something that's
> printable and storable in the DB without having to resort to a binary
> blob
Thanks, will try!)
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On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 2:27 PM, Alex Nikitin wrote:
> Yes, since it's trying to represent in characters some purely binary data,
>
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> From: Alex Nikitin
> To: Andre Polykanine
> Date created: , 9:27:42 PM
> Subject: [PHP] Studying mcrypt
>
>
> Yes, since it's trying to represent in characters some purely binary
> data,
> it is not unlikely that you will get VERY weird characters (
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Original message
From: Alex Nikitin
To: Andre Polykanine
Date created: , 9:27:42 PM
Subject: [PHP] Studying mcrypt
Yes, since it's
Yes, since it's trying to represent in characters some purely binary data,
it is not unlikely that you will get VERY weird characters (and you do).
Also you shouldn't actually encrypt passwords, the proper way to store them
is hashed, so that if someone grabs your database, they dont have your
pas
Hello Php,
It's my first time I use mcrypt.
I've done everything like it's written in the php manuals, here is the code:
And here's what I get:
Original password: asdfasdfasdf
Encrypted password: Q�j�*
Question: Is it normal to have such strange characters in the encrypted string?
I'm
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